The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-30
Personalities.

Miss Annie flVl0u is NJ Dover
Mr.. Marg Jacobs was here Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Carter is visiting at Dover.
Mr.. J. f. Campbell was here Tuesday.
Miss Rena Corder has been here visiting.
MIR. A. W. Smith has been here this week +,
Miss Annie Plattenburg has returned he me.
Governor Gordon, of Georgia, Is seriously
iii.
Mr.. Henry Gelzer has been somewhat all
ing.
Mr.. Ben Hamlet was III the city last sun
day.
Mr.. Robt. Taylor spent Tuesday in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Minnie K. Robinson is at hume Oh b
visit.
Miss Julia Able is visiting the Misses
Mountjoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Nickel returned home
Thursday.
Miss Pet Trail is visiting Mrs. s. T. Bruce,
at Marshall.
Miss Minnie Grant is home from her St.
Louis visit.
Miss Josie carney Is visiting friends in
Kansas City.
Miss Ella Mitchell has returned home from
Kansas City.
hon. Jno. T. Heard is very seriously i'll at
Washington.
Mr.. Nice Sills went to Edison, Kan. this
week. on business.
Mr.. Lee Davis Is home from a visit to his
sister, in Arkansas.
Miss Belle Graves will 90 to Kansas City
to-day to see Booth.
tives in Kansas City.
Miss Winnie Hesson, of Kansas City. is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Kate Hollis Is visiting at Mr.. c. s,
Lucas. at Kansas City.
Mrs. A. T. Sharpe, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Emison Chanslor.
Mr.. Jno. Welborn has removed TO his resi-
dence, on Second street.
Judge Wood has moved to his new resi-
dence on Franklin avenue.
Thos. B. Shelby, Esq, has returned from
his visit to Portsmouth, o.
Mr.. Fl. z. Francisco will remove to hli
farm, near town, next week.
Mr.. j. C. Hooton spent several days with
friends In the city this week.
Mr.. r. D.. Bledsoe will move into his town
residence in two or three weeks.
Miss Kate Greer, first assistant In the third
ward school, Is down with measles.
Rev, Jas. 8. Price asks US to change his sd-
dress from Upton to California, Mo.
Miss Fannie Allen spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. A. Wade.
Misses Belle Green and Floyd Searcy are
in attendance on the district conference.
Miss Jean Gould spent Sunday with Mis-,
Birdie MCGEE, at her home in Richmond.
Misses Jennie anu Edith Hanna, of Kansas
city, are visiting at Mr.. S. G.. Wentworth's
Mrs. Gen. 10. o. Shelby and Mes. j. B
Heddleston. were in Kansas City, last Tues.
day.
Messrs. J. d. McCarty and Oscar j. G9h.
ner, of sedslia, spent last Sunday in Lexipg'
tor.
Rev. W. A. Crouch's children have meas
les, which will keep him from the CONVEX
ton.
Mrs. W. X. Trigg and her sister, Mrs. Jno
L. Buckner, went up to Kansas City to SCI
Booth.
Mrs. W. B. Steele and sister, Miss Rem,
Corder, went to Kansas City, Thursday, Il
see Booth
Mr.. Frank Terry, editor Of the Higginsvill
Post. was in the city, Thursday, and paid u
q pleasant visit.
The health of ex-Secretary Daniel Man
ming. who is at Bournemouth, England, ha
much improved.
Mrs. +. WinsOr and daughter, Miss Eddie
went TO Kansas City, Tuesday, on i visit t
Mrs. Frank Chew.
MIR. F. B. Lippman, of 81. Louis, with til
Shapleigh- Cantwell Hardware Co.. Was 4
Lexington Monday.
Mrs. Jno. P. Herr and her daughter. Mr..
Thos. Hammond, OF Mayview, were iu tn
city, shopping, yesterday.
Uncle Strod Renick, Hiram Lighter, +. L
Fishback, Jno. P. Herr aud Thos. Riding
were in the city last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiles, Misses Lula an
Boxie, and the Misses Atkinson went up I
Kansas City together to see Booth.
Mrs. NJ. G. Grant will leave, next Monda,
for a prolonged visit to her son, Mr.. NJ. \
Grant, In Laramie City. Wyoming.
Prof. Gimbel returned from Bunker Hill
Ills, last Wednesday morning. He wer
there to attend the funeral of his mother.
Hon. r. A. Hicklin returned home on I'll
Wyoming, last Thursday, from st. Louis. q
will be here until tomorrow or next day.
Boston Courier:-'Now, John, I am dres
ed, let US 60 downstairs" "Downstair,
Why, nv dear, l should think you wei
dressed for going upstairs
Master Edward and Misses Estelle an
Mazee McGrew and Miss Dixie wlnsor, wi
start. next Monday evening. for Washingto
City, to be gone a month or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. A. Tidball, of Fol
Worth. spent a day or two here this wee
with the family of Mr.. w. G. McCauslapt
J on their way home from Philadelphia.
Judge Henry is getting along very wei
The ball has been located in the bresst.bon
where it Is thought best to leave it. Auditc
Walker Is also recovering from his injury.
Rev. J. N. McFarlsue, the new rector
the Episcopal church ,reachsd here Thursda,
and will conduct services tomorrow morn
ing and afternoon, to which all are cordial
invited.
Mrs. DR.. Bane Is making quite a ~reputa.io
IS a portrait artist, her last being one of Mi
Kate Hollis. 1t is in no way inferior to Il
crayOns of professional artists aud her pric,
are very low.
Sedalia Democrat :-"Conductor Dan Gro,
retul ned yesterday from Champaign, III
whittier he accompanied the remains of h
cousin. Mark Van Brunt. who was killed
Lexington Monday lsst."
Col. Kersey Coates, one OF Kansas City
most %enterprising citizens, owner of Ii
Coates house and Coates opera house,
dead. He Is thought to haye left an esta
worth two million dollars.
Judge Cyrus Wallace, IT California,
brother of Mr.. Thomas B. Wallace, and a di
tinguished lawyer and jurist, has been in Il
city. this week, visiting his relatives. Tt
brothers had not met for Is years.
!, Mr.. Percy Silver, who has been laid up +,
some m with rheumatism, has been out {
) the streets this week. We have our doub
as to whether Percy would willingly trade o
} the petting of the ladies for immunity fro
pain.
l Mr.. Thomas Rulings has become a conye
to woman's suffrage since his visit to VIVA,
dotte, where he was on the day of the la
election in Kansas. Anything Uncle Tol
would not grant the ladies is not worI
I having.
] Capt. Collins has gone TO the banks
the St. Francois river to have 4 turn wi
the bass and crappie. He knows what
good. Who wouldn't rather be a disciple
1 Isaak Walton than a grubber in musty tom
O of the law
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